Conditions are amazing for growing anything if conditions are right. Yellow leaves and stunted growth are signs of fusarium root or stem rot. That’s typically a sign of “bad” soil. Was your soil “new” or used? If you were growing in the ground, we would recommend crop rotation.
If you have any more seeds, and want to try again, empty and sterilize the pots. Use new soil‚ rich in organic matter and slighhtly sandy (so it’s not too dense). Presoak the seeds before planting. (Some say freeze it to break the hard shell; can’t recommend that, never tried it.)
Conditions are amazing for growing anything if conditions are right. Yellow leaves and stunted growth are signs of fusarium root or stem rot. That’s typically a sign of “bad” soil. Was your soil “new” or used? If you were growing in the ground, we would recommend crop rotation.
If you have any more seeds, and want to try again, empty and sterilize the pots. Use new soil‚ rich in organic matter and slighhtly sandy (so it’s not too dense). Presoak the seeds before planting. (Some say freeze it to break the hard shell; can’t recommend that, never tried it.)
Better luck this next time—